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Interoperability between ONIX metadata used in the publishing industry and MARC metadata used by the library community, is explored. Models for the creation and maintenance of metadata throughout the supply chain are also discussed. A presentation by Renee Register, Global Product Manager, OCLC Cataloging & Metadata Services was followed by a discussion with the audience.
From ONIX to MARC and Back Again: New Frontiers in Metadata Crea [OCLC]
Taylor & Francis Group acquired the Haworth Press journal and book list during 2007. Journal publications formerly published by Haworth Press are now listed on the Taylor & Francis Journals website and the content is available on our online platform, informaworld . You can also access the individual journal homepages via the links below.
The Haworth Press Online Catalog: Article Abstract
The annual Forum is a working meeting where the DLF Community, and those interested in joining, come together to do better work through sharing and collaboration. It provides an opportunity for practitioners to share experiences and practices and to support a broad level of information-sharing. Participation is open to all those interested in playing an active part in the successful future of digital libraries, museums, and archives services and collections. The 2011 DLF Forum was held on October 31–November 1, 2011, in Baltimore, Maryland at the Hyatt Regency .
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Metadata Librarian Experience
Many database and ILS vendors have made their products available on mobile devices, such as EBSCOhost, WilsonWeb, IEEEXplore, WorldCat, SerialsSolution Summon, Innovative AirPac, and RefWorks have provided mobile search interface. Libraries try to offer easier access to information at the tip of user's finger. The participants have shown a great interest in the application of mobile technology in libraries. Many participants commented that their libraries also face the challenge of managing diversified resources and try to keep the balance of print and electronic resources. In the USA, the collection development is based on curriculum and program requirements, as well as user needs. Each library has its own policy to acquire print and electronic resources.
PREMIS: Preservation Metadata Maintenance Activity (Library of Congress)
PREMIS at Graz, Austria: Digitale Bibliothek 2011 DAITSS (Dark Archive in the Sunshine State) software is available PREMIS at iPRES 2011 PREMIS Owl ontology available for public review PREMIS at Archiving 2011 PREMIS Version 2.1 now available
QA Focus Case Studies
QA Focus have published a series of case studies which provide examples of quality assurance procedures and illustrate how projects and services implement standards and best practices in order to achieve interoperability, maximise accessibility, etc. Case studies are available in the following areas: Note that if you wish to access all of the case studies in a single file (which is suitable for printing) you should go the the View-All links on this page. A "View All Files" series of documents, which contain all the briefing papers in a single file, is available. This is suitable for printing all documents in a single operation.
IMLS Collection Description Schema - Detailed View - IMLS Digital Collections and Content
The IMLS DCC Collection Description Metadata Schema is based on the UKOLN RSLP Collection Description Metadata Schema and the Dublin Core Collection Description Application Profile . The IMLS DCC project has adapted these schemas to reflect the particular nature and needs of the included projects. It is meant to describe digital collections created through IMLS Grant projects and does not describe in detail the projects themselves. This metadata schema forms the basis of the IMLS DCC Collection Registry.